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1
Perhaps it is a
reasonable
conjecture
to make it Kamiros of Rhodes.
2
A great many things about them were open to
reasonable
conjecture
.
3
I think this a very
reasonable
conjecture
,
and have no doubt that it has been so.
4
But it is a
reasonable
conjecture
.
5
The whole affair was so involved in obscurity that I could not see my way even to a
reasonable
conjecture
.
6
That the provocation to it on the husband's part may be so far antedated is at least a
reasonable
conjecture
.
7
We may form, however, a
reasonable
conjecture
,
whether it does or not by presumptive evidence, taken from incontrovertible outward facts.
8
It is therefore a
reasonable
conjecture
that he played the part of his namesake, the legendary Attis, at the annual festival.
9
Now, take notice, I beg of you, whether my suspicion of danger to myself is at variance with a
reasonable
conjecture
.
10
There is no auxiliary evidence, and the only source of
reasonable
conjecture
must be the internal testimony of the King's letter itself.
11
No, it is not mere surmise; it is the
reasonable
conjecture
of a man who knows her sex, and human nature, and life.
12
But the most learned of our living English commentators of the New Testament has advanced a very
reasonable
conjecture
in regard to each of them.
13
Though we know with certainty so little of the detail of the life beyond, we have two good grounds on which to base
reasonable
conjecture
.
14
The second outward fact, which may be resorted to as furnishing a ground for
reasonable
conjecture
,
is the doctrine of the Quakers upon this subject.
15
), Dur-Tila, Dariga, Lupdu, and many others, concerning whose situations it is not even possible to make any
reasonable
conjecture
.
reasonable
conjecture
reasonable